Bonner Strase 15
Duesseldorf, 40589 Nightly Rates(117.53 - 171.68)3 Star
Property Description
The Concorde Hotel Schumann with its 3 stars offers 40 cozy rooms all equipped with private bath, telephone, radio, colour-TV and soundproof windows. Special rooms for non-smokers and a lift have meanwhile become a matter of course. Our hotel also houses a pizzeria and a boutique. The right place for you to go to "make yourself at home from home" is Holthausen, a central district of the busy metropolis of Dusseldorf. On account of its central position, you can easily reach the airport, the main station and the historic sites and old part of Dusseldorf. Allow yourself to be spoilt at breakfast: Except fresh coffee, crusty rolls, a variety of sausage and cheese specialties, our breakfast buffet offers you a large choice of muesli and juices. But we would also be pleased to serve you a boiled egg, scrambled eggs, fried sausages, bacon or other delicious tidbits, if you so desire.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Barber/Beauty Shop
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Express Checkout
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Parking
Restaurant
Safe Deposit Box
Fitness Center or Spa
Tennis
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Superior Single
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Superior Single room with private bathroom en suite. All rooms are equipped with telephone, radio, colour-TV (cable-TV) and soundproof windows. Special rooms for non-smokers. No rollaways allowed. Sleeps 1.
Superior Double Room
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Superior Double room with private bathroom en suite. All rooms are equipped with telephone, radio, colour-TV (cable-TV) and soundproof windows. Special rooms for non-smokers. 1 rollaway allowed. Sleeps 2.
Superior Twin Room
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Superior Twin room with private bathroom en suite. All rooms are equipped with telephone, radio, colour-TV (cable-TV) and soundproof windows. Special rooms for non-smokers. 1 rollaway allowed. Sleeps 2.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 1200
Check out time is 1100
Time Zone is 1 DST
Opened in 1923
Renovated in 2004
38 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
You start from Flughafen Düsseldorf International. At sign MONCHENGLADBACH/DUSSELDORF/DUISBURG follow the ramp Anschlussstelle Dusseldorf-Flughafen for 1.1 km until DUSSELDORF. Follow the motorway A44 for 855 m. Follow the motorway Anschlussstelle Dusseldorf-Stockum for 746 m. At sign INNENSTADT turn left, follow Danziger Strasse for 2.7 km until DUSSELDORF. Follow Kennedydamm for 431 m. Follow B1/ Sudring for 5.8 km. Follow B326 for 1.2 km until DUSSELDORF. At sign D-BENRATH/D-HIMMELGEIST turn right, follow L293/ Munchener Strasse for 6.1 km. Follow Reisholzer Werftstrasse for 406 m. Turn left, follow Bonner Strasse for 616 m. You reach Bonner Strasse 15.
It is located in the south part of Duesseldorf-next to Henkel
DUS-Duesseldorf International Airport-9 Mi S
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed with a credit card. A 50% cc dep of full stay required during 19Oct-27Oct04. Dep due immediately. All reservations subject to the special cxl and dep policies of each fair.
Cancellation Policy
Cxl 2 days prior to arrival to avoid a penalty of 1 nt stay incl tax. -No-show fee: 1 nt incl tax. -RSVNS WITHIN FAIR PERIODS ARE SUBJECT TO THE SPECIAL CANCEL AND DEPOSIT POLICIES OF EACH FAIR. -EXCEPTIONS MAY APPLY DURING HOLIDAYS/SPECIAL EVENTS.
Restaurant Information
On-Site Food and Beverage
The property has the following on-site food and beverage facilities: DA TINO * Type: Full Service Restaurant * Cuisine: International * Hours of Operation: 10 am - midnight * Dress Code: Casual
Meeting Facility
On-Site Meeting Facilities
The property does not have on-site meeting facilities. MEETING SERVICES: * Copy Service * Courier * Equipment Rental * Fax Service
* DUS-Dusseldorf - 5 Miles South East * Henkel KGaA - 0 Miles South * Deutsche Telekom - 1 Miles North * CGN-Koeln Bonn Airport - 26 Miles North West * Vodafone Headquarter - 8 Miles South East * Convention Center-Fairground - 7 Miles South East * Stora Enso - 1 Miles North * ESS Essen Airport - 30 Miles South * MGL-Moenchengladbach Duesseldorf Airport - 30 Miles East * Hilden - 5 Miles West * Ratingen - 5 Miles South * Dormagen - 5 Miles North * Opera - 4 Miles South East * Loebbecke Museum - 5 Miles South East * Modern Art Museum - 4 Miles South East * University of Duesseldorf - 3 Miles South East * City Hall - 4 Miles South East * Main Train Station - 4 Miles South East * TV Tower - 5 Miles South East * Castle Benrath - 2 Miles North West * Fashion Houses - 5 Miles South East * Koenigsallee - 4 Miles South East * Old Town - 4 Miles South East * E-Plus - 7 Miles South * Ericsson - 7 Miles South East * LTU - 7 Miles South * Mannesmann Gottwald - 2 Miles South * Metro AG - 4 Miles South * Rheinmetall - 5 Miles South * Stadtwerke Duesseldorf - 4 Miles South * Solingen - 10 Miles North * Ecolab - 1 Miles North * Media Harbour - 5 Miles South East
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